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[Coke] Asking here's a good start, but many of our contributors are closer to EET than EST. 00:01
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[Coke] RSC is here: github.com/Raku/Raku-Steering-Council, overall project issues here: github.com/Raku/problem-solving (latter may have some marketing style items under issues) 00:02
guifa2 very interesting how say works 00:03
m: &say.wrap(method (|c) { put c.list }); say 'testing';
camelia
guifa2 err, duh, I used it as a method. nm
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raku-bridge <Murilo> Thanks Coke, I'll look into it 00:24
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tony-o moon-child: you can do that with feed 00:38
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tony-o m: <1 0 1>==>{.sum,+$_}()==>say() 00:39
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moon-child tony-o: ohhh, I need the () at the end of the pointy block
tony-o m: print() <=={.sum,+$_}() <==<1 0 1> 00:40
camelia 2 3
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tony-o seems a bit like haskells `.`, if you're familiar with that. if not then maybe with function composition in math 00:43
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tony-o if you're not familiar with haskell don't bother, it'll just confuse that more 00:44
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elcaro technically, `infix:<∘>` is - literally - like haskell's `.` :D 01:13
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tony-o m: &say ∘ &{$_+1} ∘ 1..5; 01:45
camelia WARNINGS for <tmp>:
Useless use of ".." in expression "∘ 1..5" in sink context (line 1)
Type check failed in binding to parameter '<anon>'; expected Callable but got Int (1)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
tony-o oops
hmm 01:46
need to go read about that one
perry Wow, that's a rude warning 01:48
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perry m: (&say ∘ &{$_+1})(1..5) 01:51
camelia 23456
perry :D
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elcaro if I recall correctly... `callsame` (and friends) have some overhead, and often for recurive calls, simply calling the sub by name would be slightly faster 02:01
ie. sub foo($bar) { foo($bar) if baz($bar) } <- calling `foo` here is preferable to `callsame` 02:03
i wonder if it's as fast as calling `&?ROUTINE($bar)` inside foo.
my guess is that `&?ROUTINE is defined at compile time, so there should be no name lookup penalty, and hence, the faster option 02:04
obviously, we're probably down to the point of micro-benchmarks, but anyone know if my intuition is correct here? 02:05
guifa2 elcaro: I *think* that is the case. IIRC lizmat is planning a fairly substantial reworking of that stuff 02:26
RaycatWhoDat Hmm
guifa2 fwiw, I use those fairly extensively etc with DateTime::Timezones, and in practice, I don't think it's substantial enough to worry about unless it used in a very hot loop 02:27
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moon-child that's odd, I would expect callsame to be faster 04:40
(or at least, not slower) 04:41
in clojure 'recur' is used to do TCO, since the jvm doesn't do it natively
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elcaro moon-child: There's no TCO in Raku. also, `callsame` still might call a different multi 05:51
i'm no export, but from memory there's some different dispatch logic in different places. There are plans to unify (and optimise) dispatch in future 05:52
point is, both `multi foo { foo() }` and `multi foo { callsame() }` have to resolve the multi 05:55
&?ROUTINE is the _current_ routine you are in, so calling it should not require an multi resolution, so presumably should be faster 05:56
but as guifa2 said... unless it's a hot loop, the different is likely to be pretty negligible 05:57
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xinming_ m: "abc".split(""); 06:17
camelia ( no output )
xinming_ m: "abc".split("").raku.say; 06:18
camelia ("", "a", "b", "c", "").Seq
xinming_ In this case, what is the right way to split a string in between without the surrounding ""?
I know I can remove head and tail "", But quite strange to me
moon-child m: print "abc".comb 06:20
camelia a b c
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elcaro xinming_: also read docs for comb... super-useful 06:58
m: say 'together'.comb
camelia (t o g e t h e r)
elcaro m: say 'together'.comb('t')
camelia (t t)
elcaro m: say 'together'.comb(/<[aeiou]>/)
camelia (o e e)
elcaro m: say 'together'.comb(2)
camelia (to ge th er)
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elcaro bisectable6: say 'together'.comb('t'|'e') 07:29
bisectable6 elcaro, Will bisect the whole range automagically because no endpoints were provided, hang tight
elcaro, Output on all releases: gist.github.com/2cb49a40b910a85458...c60aa284d9 07:30
elcaro, bisect log: gist.github.com/ea3f589a81c68697c9...c9810198b1
elcaro, Output on all releases and bisected commits: gist.github.com/c04bb92698a91df137...8442e43584
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xinming_ elcaro: thanks 07:34
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lizmat elcaro: that is actually jnthn working on that, as part of the newdisp branch 10:27
&ROUTINE appears to codegen as nqp::getcodeobj(nqp::curcode))
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PimDaniel Hi , i'm reading the reference about objects and classes, which i should have done before probably. 11:29
I'm wondering what happens if i write : has Int $mynumber; into a class? with no $. nor $!. 11:31
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PimDaniel It seams that in this case $!name == $name but since has $name is a possibility, how does it behave? Each possibility being potentially a bug, i wonder... , thank's! 11:35
patrickb o/
elcaro lizmat: I thought it was... tho it was guifa who namedropped you :)
patrickb tony-o: Nice article! Two more points you could mention:
tony-o: 1. CPAN is cumbersome to use. Especially the registration via PAUSE has shown to hinder and in some cases even block people from using it. 11:36
tony-o: 2. The old p6c indexer keeps versions volatile if the source URL is non static. This caused many many problems with people being unable to update a module ("already up to date"), because the version number wasn't bumped. Other people mostly can't reproduce, because they didn't have the module installed before.
elcaro PimDaniel: It might be the same as just declaring `my Int $mynumber`, ie. a lexical variable available to each instance of the class
PimDaniel: I'm not 100% sure, tho... will need to try it out
actually, yes and no. I was right... and wrong. I'll explain 11:38
PimDaniel elcaro: thank's, but logically, my should not refer to class attribute : juste scope ..., no?
elcaro so `has` is lexical to each instance. `my` seems to be shared 11:41
m: class A { has $x; method set ($a) { $x = $a }; method get { $x } }; my $n = A.new; my $m = A.new; $n.set(1); say $m.get;
camelia (Any)
elcaro that's with `has`. now with `my`
class A { my $x; method set ($a) { $x = $a }; method get { $x } }; my $n = A.new; my $m = A.new; $n.set(1); say $m.get;
evalable6 1
PimDaniel I tried what you try before asking. 11:42
elcaro docs.raku.org/language/classtut#Static_fields? 11:43
PimDaniel A has variable without . nor ! has indeed no getter/setter, but is a class attribute.
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PimDaniel elcaro: thank's for the link :) 11:44
But i've read it yet for most. 11:46
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PimDaniel Well the question is still opened. 11:49
In fact what's the difference between : has $name; and has $!name; ? 11:50
may be none: may be $!name means "not $." , means no accessors/getters. 11:51
elcaro yeah, it may be nothing. remember there isn't really a variable `$.x`. when you declare `has $.x`, you still generally refer to it as `$!x` when accessing it inside the class 11:53
again, i'm not an authority on this, maybe i'm talking out of my proverbial behind
but potentially `$!x` doesn't really "exist" either... maybe it's just `$x` with a twigil to remind you it's a class attribute and not a lexical var 11:54
PimDaniel Yes but:
All class attributes are $!name. when you say $.name : you say $!name + setters/getters. 11:56
elcaro ahh but 11:57
consider
m: class M { has $!x; has $x }
camelia ===SORRY!===
Package 'M' already has an attribute named '$!x'
elcaro it's the same variable
PimDaniel Tooo yes!
elcaro the `!` is just a signifier
a "label", if you will... to remind you "hey, I'm a class attribute... not a plain ol' lexical var" 11:58
MasterDuke m: class A { has $b; }; say A.^attributes
camelia (Mu $!b)
PimDaniel Is the same! thank's MasterDuke! 12:00
elcaro and also allows using a lexical var in methods with name collisions
eg: class A { has $!x; method set($x) { $!x = $x } }
PimDaniel But i think this is dangerous confusion when you have my local vars in inner scope: 12:01
elcaro dangerous, how?
andinus can i randomize an array? i'm trying to write a grid walker that walks in random directions and marks the path 12:02
tellable6 2020-12-04T10:23:58Z #raku <notandinus> andinus hi
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PimDaniel you can refer to $!name as $name when there is no my local var in inner scope! 12:02
andinus .tell notandinus hi
tellable6 andinus, I'll pass your message to notandinus
elcaro andinus: like shuffle an array? @a .= pick(*)
andinus yeah shuffle it, thanks elcaro 12:03
PimDaniel s/dangerous/confused/
elcaro PimDaniel: you can do a lot of things in Raku I think you shouldn't do :D
TIMTOWTDI is a double-edge sword
PimDaniel Of course!
elcaro just like Perl, there are a couple different ways to phrase something... I strive toward the most readable / least confusing. 12:06
or at least, I try to
andinus also, is it good practice to use := everywhere but = when required? 12:07
lizmat andinus: I think it is, as it signals immutability
andinus i see, ralph had suggested it in perl6-users@ 12:08
PimDaniel is perl6-users a newsgroup? 12:10
lizmat no, it's a (very old) mailing list 12:12
PimDaniel haaa ok!
Is it still active? for who? 12:13
andinus yeah it's active
i mean i joined last week, there were 2 threads since then 12:14
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andinus lists.perl.org/list/perl6-users.html 12:15
PimDaniel I use only ascii mail, news apps on my pc. slrn, irssi, mutt.
lizmat It's not as active as it used to be... in the Rakudo Weekly News there are weeks without interesting threads, and sometimes there 2 or 3 threads of interest / week
PimDaniel lizmat: okay!
i did not find a raku newsgroup on nntp :( is there one? 12:16
All experts are here anyway, let's say expert enought for me! 12:18
see you later! 12:19
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elcaro hrm... Dateish `.later` and `.earlier` should support multiple pairs, ie. DateTime.now.later(:1hour, :30minutes) 12:20
Pythons datetime.timedelta allows this, eg. timedelta(hours=1, minutes=30) 12:21
maybe i'll have a look and - if it's not too complex - look into writing a PR 12:22
lizmat elcaro: good point! Please make at least an issue for this
and a PR would be nice!
elcaro will do 12:23
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PimDaniel sub one(Int); or sub one_arg(@); how do i access these sub arguments? 12:52
moritz what do you mean by "access"?
PimDaniel inside the sub.
i can't 12:53
moritz well, then you should give them a name
sub one(Int $x) { say $x + 5 }
that's what names are for :D
PimDaniel so why can we do that without names ,call them and it does not complains? 12:54
moritz because there are valid use cases for when you only want to rely on dispatch to make decisions for you
multi sub classify(Int) { 'number'}; multi sub classify(%) { 'compound' } 12:55
Scimon :D
PimDaniel wait : i translate your 1st sentence...
moritz with only subs (not multi) it doesn't make that much sense, usually
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PimDaniel ok i see! 12:56
very usefull to make checks! 12:57
moritz github.com/moritz/json/blob/master...iny.pm#L50 this is a real-world use case
json serializing through multi subs
PimDaniel moritz: thank's! 12:58
wgeted!
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elcaro PimDaniel: it's also useful when you want to ignore args 13:17
sub first-two($one, $two, *@) 13:18
or, sub one-and-three(*@ [$one, $, $three]) { ... }
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tbrowder howdy, folks: o/ 13:28
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tbrowder i want to build an %opt hash in order to assemble only defined arg/value pairs to another function being wrapped. 13:30
say i have two named args ":$x, :$y" 13:31
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tbrowder i want to put them and their value in %opt only if they are defined, so how to do it? 13:32
PimDaniel elcaro: thank's! 13:33
tbrowder %opt<:$x> = $x if $x.defined
elcaro how about just something like: %opt ,= :$x if $x.defined; 13:34
tbrowder ok
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tbrowder m: my %opt; %opt ,= $x if $x.defined 13:35
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Variable '$x' is not declared
at <tmp>:1
------> 3my %opt; %opt ,= 7⏏5$x if $x.defined
PimDaniel back later... 13:36
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tbrowder m: my $x; my %opt; %opt ,= $x if $x.defined 13:36
camelia ( no output )
moritz you likely want :$x 13:37
tbrowder elcaro: thanks!
yes, moritz, so that was why i was using <> but not real sure 13:38
thanks!
elcaro m: sub p(:$x, :$y) { my %opt; %opt ,= :$x if $x; %opt ,= :$y if $y; %opt }; say p(:1x); say p(:2y); say p(:2x, :3y)
camelia {x => 1}
{y => 2}
{x => 2, y => 3}
elcaro obviously that example checks for truthiness, not definedness... but you get the point 13:39
you could also construct the hash anonymously 13:41
m: sub p(:$x, :$y) { %((:$x if $x),(:$y if $y)) }; say p(:1x); say p(:2y); say p(:2x, :3y)
camelia {x => 1}
{y => 2}
{x => 2, y => 3}
tbrowder ok, thanks, i'll go try it. bye 13:42
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andinus is specifying `unit module App::CLI' not required? 13:52
i have a module lib/App/CLI.rakumod and importing it works without that unit module line 13:53
MasterDuke `unit` just means the whole file is the scope, you don't need to use `{...}`. saves a level of indenting 13:55
andinus i mean it works without even 'unit' 13:56
tbrowder i'm back with success. the required wrapped func call has to look like this: "foo $text, |%opt". 14:04
where %opt has named args with defined values. for each :$arg i did this: "%opt 14:06
%opt<:$arg> = $arg if $arg.defined
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tbrowder and that worked. thanks moritz and elcaro 14:07
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dakkar m: sub x($thing,*%a) { my %b = %a.pairs.grep(*.value.defined); return ($thing,%b) }; say x('foo',:a,:b(2),:c(Nil)); # tbrowder ? 14:47
camelia (foo {a => True, b => 2})
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tbrowder dakkar: thnx, but the sub i'm wrapping isn't mine, so i have to use it as is. 14:56
later, bye
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xinming_ SmokeMachine: ping 15:22
SmokeMachine xinming_: pong 15:23
xinming_ SmokeMachine: For a red column, is there a way to the get raw data from the column? I mean without converting to Str
SmokeMachine: I met a problem where the column is large(around 2~3M), which is processed html fragment. And today I learnt that when we load the data as Str, raku will do decode to utf-8, and when we send it over the network, We'll need to encode the utf-8 Str to binary. 15:26
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xinming_ now, I have a temp sollution, which is saving the fragment into a file, and do .slurp(:bin), and send the slurped-file directly. Which is much faster. 15:28
But still, I wish I can remove the convertion on the Red side too.
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SmokeMachine xinming_: maybe you could load that as Blob fro db? I’ve never done anything like that with Red... but I think it would be possible... 15:37
xinming_ SmokeMachine: Yea, that's what I meant. But I think Red should probably provide a option to allow user to access the blob directly?
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SmokeMachine xinming_: if you do `has Blob $.col is column{ :inflate{ Blob.transform-db-data: $_ }, :deflate(&from-blob-to-db) }` or something like that, I think it should work 15:41
xinming_: you can use inflator to access the data 15:42
xinming_: please, let me know if that did the trick 15:48
xinming_ SmokeMachine: I'm trying, How do we get the $object? 15:49
use `self`?
tbrowder dakkar: or i don't understand how that helps me. :-) 15:55
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SmokeMachine xinming_: I think so 15:56
tbrowder i also like to keep my code understandable after a long layoff--my memory isn't as good as it shoud be and raku is yuge!
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xinming_ SmokeMachine: Use Blob without inflate & deflate worked. 16:00
I think I'll add another attribute to mean "decoded" value. 16:01
SmokeMachine :)
xinming_: is it faster now?
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SmokeMachine xinming_: someday I’d love to read your code using Red... 16:02
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xinming_ SmokeMachine: yea, much faster on larger columns 16:08
I never release a whole project yet, as what I've done most time is half finished project.
SmokeMachine xinming_: even though... you have so many interesting questions about how to do stuff on Red... 16:11
xinming_ I don't know the right way to do something, But I do have a feeling about what sollution is "natural" to me 16:14
dakkar tbrowder: if you have a `sub something($thing, $:named, $:other)` and you want to wrap it so it ignores named arguments with undefined values, you could do: 16:16
tbrowder: `sub something_wrapped($thing, *%named) { my %args = %named.pairs.grep(*.value.defined); return something($thing, |%args) }` 16:17
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tbrowder dakkar: ah, now i think i see, thanks, i'll give that a try! 16:34
[Coke] m: say round(1000, .01); say round(1000, 23.01) 16:36
camelia 1000
989.43
[Coke] it is intentional that the scale there is used as is, and not (as I originally expected) just the sigfigs?
tbrowder dakkar: the only thing complicating the situation is only a subset of the wrapping sub args are used in the wrapped sub. also, those args unknown to the wrapped sub are transformed into args that are known. 16:40
[Coke] assumes so 16:41
dakkar tbrowder: ok, then your use-case is more complicated and treating each argument separately may well be the best approach
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tbrowder my solution i ithink is to have a private method or local sub to do that trans and return the proper %opt. 16:41
and use yr idiom in the process. thnx so much! 16:42
dakkar [Coke]: wow, I wasn't expecting that! "round to the closest multiple of $x"
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dakkar tbrowder: you're welcome 16:42
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[Coke] ENOGETH? 17:48
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Tirifto[m] Well, this is interesting! 18:27
Modifying the ‘RAKULIB’ environment variable at runtime will have Raku look for modules in the inserted paths, but only if no modules are being ‘use’d anywhere in the program. 18:31
I suppose that’s an example of Raku being lazy? :)
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PimDaniel sub cinq($a where ($a.elems == 2),$b where ($b.elems == 2)){ 19:03
but i need to check each element of each list is an Int.
and where all(@$b.WHAT ~~ Int) ? 19:05
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[Coke] m: my @a = 1,2,3; my @b=1, 2, 'a'; sub a(@b where all(@b) ~~ Int) { dd @b; }; a(@a); a(@b); 19:34
camelia Array @a = [1, 2, 3]
Constraint type check failed in binding to parameter '@b'; expected anonymous constraint to be met but got Array ([1, 2, "a"])
in sub a at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
[Coke] You can also make a subset to avoid repetition.
You can also type the Array: my Int @a = 3,4,5;sub a(Int @b) { dd @b }; a(@a); a(<a b c>); 19:37
I imagine typing the Array is the most efficient check, but then you *have* to type the Array on creation. docs.raku.org/language/list#Typing
We need to make this a FAQ because we answer it once a week. :) 19:38
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PimDaniel Coke: thank's! Yess that's what i search now! 19:40
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Raycat|Work imgur.com/a/Y5LkFQh 19:42
^ I encounter this error whenever I try accessing docs.raku.org
And this happens on all of my devices
[Coke] Can you get it to show the actual security issue it's complaining about? 19:43
PimDaniel Raycat: no problem here!
Raycat|Work [Coke]: How can I access that?
[Coke] my chrome says the cert is OK.
PimDaniel ho sorry 19:44
[Coke] does clicking on the (i) in the url bar show anything?
PimDaniel no i confirm it works!
Raycat|Work imgur.com/y0Gew0p 19:45
PimDaniel My browser is google-chrome : i do not see i on the url bar.
[Coke] Raycat|Work: ok that looks like it's just saying the connection isn't secure but in different words.
yes, if you make a secure connection, you get the lock icon 19:46
Raycat|Work I sometimes get the lock
Lemme try reproducing that
PimDaniel but url starts with https and i see a cadenas.
[Coke] Raycat|Work: is your system clock up to date? 19:47
s/up to date/correct/
www.thesslstore.com/blog/fix-err-s...col-error/ has that and some other suggestions.
Raycat|Work Yeah, more or less
Dunno how accurate it has to be
If I go to docs.raku.org, I eventually get through 19:48
Then that redirects to https
I got it 19:53
PimDaniel Coke: when invoquing caller this way cinq (2,3), (4,5) : sub cinq(Int @a where @a.elems == 2,Int @b where @b.elems == 2){ ==> Type check failed in binding to parameter '@a'; expected Positional[Int] but got List ((2, 3)) 19:54
Raycat|Work I just cleared all of my browsing history/data
PimDaniel (2,3) is a List not an Array.
or is it another problem? 19:55
[Coke] if you are passing in the args yourself and not creating a typed array first, then you'll need the where / subset syntax.
PimDaniel how? 19:56
[Coke] m: my @a = 1,2,3; my @b=1, 2, 'a'; sub a(@b where all(@b) ~~ Int) { dd @b; }; a(@a); a(@b);
camelia Array @a = [1, 2, 3]
Constraint type check failed in binding to parameter '@b'; expected anonymous constraint to be met but got Array ([1, 2, "a"])
in sub a at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
[Coke] ^^
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[Coke] then you don't need a particular container type. 19:57
(but it will also check each element when invoking the sub)
PimDaniel it's a constraint for me : when i call my sub with ... heu not sure in fact. 19:58
yes yes yes
SmokeMachine xinming_: and that helps Red a lot! 19:59
PimDaniel I cannot this have a caller with literal lists.
I cannot this way have a caller of litteral list: I must declare an array 1st which is a small constraints for test. 20:00
[Coke] m: my @a = 1,2,3; sub a(*@b where all(@b) ~~ Int) { dd @b; }; a(1,2,3); a(1,2,'3'); 20:02
camelia Array element = [1, 2, 3]
Constraint type check failed in binding to parameter '@b'; expected anonymous constraint to be met but got Array ([1, 2, "3"])
in sub a at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
[Coke] ^^ use a slurpy arg if you want to have an arbitrary number of positionals pulled into a single array arg.
That work? 20:03
PimDaniel Coke: where do you use the @a Array that you declare first? 20:04
why sub a and array a : what do you try to demonstrate? 20:05
[Coke] PimDaniel: nowhere, it was a holdover from the previous version.
I am lazy and picked short names, that's all
m: sub a(*@b where all(@b) ~~ Int) { dd @b; }; a(1,2,3); a(1,2,'3');
camelia Array element = [1, 2, 3]
Constraint type check failed in binding to parameter '@b'; expected anonymous constraint to be met but got Array ([1, 2, "3"])
in sub a at <tmp> line 1
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
[Coke] there, less cruft.
PimDaniel ok don't mind! 20:06
does not work this way : sorry! :(
will work with a list : i tried to put the same constraints on a list but without success :(. 20:07
I have 2 constraints : 1st : Each List has == 2 elements , 2 Each element of Each List is an Int. 20:09
[Coke] can you show a sample of code not working?
PimDaniel Not at the moment because i changed all the code.
[Coke] m: sub a(*@b where all(@b) ~~ Int and @b.elems == 2) { dd @b; }; a(1,2); a(1,2,3); 20:10
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Malformed parameter
at <tmp>:1
------> 3sub a(*@b where all(@b) ~~ Int7⏏5 and @b.elems == 2) { dd @b; }; a(1,2);
expecting any of:
constraint
infix
infix s…
[Coke] one moment
PimDaniel I'm ok with that but i do not want an array.
I could not do it with a List. 20:11
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PimDaniel The problem is that we need kindof double typing because List is allready a type. 20:13
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[Coke] can I ask: if you always have two args, why not do ($a, $b) as args? 20:14
esp. if you're doing literals. 20:15
then you have a(Int $a, Int $b)...
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PimDaniel Coke: That's it , you are True. 20:16
It seams to work! 20:19
[Coke] if you didn't need the literals, it'd probably be best to make a class that had the attributes you wanted and use that to enforce invocation. 20:21
PimDaniel I'v just a problem with the and
but each condition separated works pretty well : just a syntaxic typo. 20:22
[Coke] yah, my last example isn't quite right. probably complex enough to warrant using 'subset' instead.
PimDaniel++
PimDaniel Yes : you did it : just everything must be in the where i think. 20:24
Oui c'est ça! 20:25
I'll paste the code... thank's very mutch!
We must also deploy $b List this way @$b like in Perl5 to check the type. 20:27
here it is : pastebin.com/NPFzDNxQ 20:31
i'm tired, i'll leave, thanks again! 20:32
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[Coke] .tell pimdaniel gist.github.com/coke/53cf70ad3bc41...7b8e2b336f - there's a subset variant. 21:57
tellable6 [Coke], I'll pass your message to PimDaniel
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guifa2 I asked a few days ago but don't remember a response. Raku itself is a combination of several different languages, of which we have Q and Regex 23:05
But what do we call Raku's non-Q, non-Regex, 'default' language? 23:06
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sortiz 'main' language, if I remember well)ç. 23:09
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sortiz m: BEGIN { for <Regex Quote MAIN> { say "$_ -> " ~ %*LANG{$_}.^name } } 23:41
camelia Regex -> Perl6::RegexGrammar
Quote -> Perl6::QGrammar
MAIN -> Perl6::Grammar

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